Squirrel brings down campus power; Second annual Race for the Cure held on campus
By Jonny Palermo | Oct. 24, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
NEWS BLOGS
TV Review: ‘Once Upon a Time’ introduces Aladdin in 'Street Rats'
By Georgia Davis | Oct. 24, 2016In the latest episode of Once Upon a Time, viewers get to know Aladdin and Jasmine
Athens Schools spend more than $500,000 a year funding local charter schools
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 23, 2016Though only 66 students in the Athens City School District are enrolled in charter schools, the district has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the institutions.
Academic Centers for student-athletes are not uncommon for MAC universities in Ohio
By Megan Henry | Oct. 23, 2016Of the six Mid-American Conference Universities in Ohio, OU is one of four schools with academic centers for student-athletes.
The Ridges serve as 'creepy' housing for visiting students and new faculty
By Abbey Marshall | Oct. 23, 2016Residential areas previously used by staff members of the mental institution provide homes for visiting students and faculty as well as newly hired staff members.
Council Preview: Budget and waterlines to be discussed at Monday meeting
Oct. 23, 2016City council will hear a preliminary presentation regarding budget at Monday night's meeting.
Pet Instagram Review: Tod and Bikke take bites out of seeds and hearts
By Sean Wolfe | Oct. 23, 2016Check out these adorable chipmunks.
Survivors, participants attend second Race for the Cure event in Athens
By Anastasia Nicholas | Oct. 23, 2016Survivors and supporters raced for breast cancer awareness.
Squirrel causes power outages across campus
By Kevin Pan | Oct. 22, 2016Power was restored to campus after an outage that lasted almost two hours.
Friday marked the 200th anniversary celebration of Cutler Hall
By Megan Henry | Oct. 22, 2016The 200th anniversary celebration of Cutler Hall took place on College Green Friday.
Athens Schools superintendent says PTO budget discrepancy is 'resolved'
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 21, 2016Alex Couladis, a local CPA who helped the PTO look over the records in September, said he was satisfied with the district's conclusion.
Athens Police Department investigates report of gross sexual imposition
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 21, 2016The incident is the fifth sex-related crime reported to local law enforcement since the beginning of Fall Semester.
Board of Trustees: Trustees say presidential search ‘on schedule’ as McDavis attends last fall body meeting
By Dina Berliner | Oct. 21, 2016In addition to updates on the presidential search, trustees also approved various construction projects for the university.
Rocky Horror returns; Hockey team to be on ESPN 3
By Richard Morris | Oct. 21, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
County Commissioners propose new pipe system for local failing school district water line
By Kevin Pan | Oct. 20, 2016The water line that feeds into the Nelsonville School district has failed two times in the past two years.
College Republicans protest outside of Sarah Grace's office
By Nora Jaara | Oct. 20, 2016The Ohio University College Republicans stood in the rain Thursday protesting the discrepancy in funds after Sarah Grace's time as the East Elementary Parent Teacher Organization’s treasurer.
OU's Board of Trustees met to discuss fundraising and housing
Oct. 20, 2016Trustees discussed the possibility of making Alden Library's fourth floor a 24-hour space.
Ex Post Facto: Alt-right figurehead to visit; OU Student Senate to meet with city council
By Jonny Palermo | Oct. 20, 2016Here are the stories you might've missed during week 9.
OU professors teaching at the university they graduated from see changes on campus
By Taylor Johnston | Oct. 20, 2016Professors describe changes they have witnessed on campus from the time they were students at OU until now.
Tuesday Nights at The Athena: 'Hell or High Water'
By Richard Morris | Oct. 20, 2016The Post's Richard Morris gives his take on Hell or High Water (2016).
